19 days: Epic Motorcycle Tour - South Africa, Botswana, Zambia and Namibia: This Africa overland motorcycle tour includes safari, adventure and cultural experiences in South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, and Namibia is one of the many Africa Motorcycle tours that we can arrange for you.
On this motorcycle adventure you will enjoy safaris into incredible nature reserves (including Chobe and Etosha), enjoy sunset river cruises along the mighty Zambezi, explore the Okavango Delta by Mokoro (African Canoe), view the amazing Victoria Falls and the breathtaking Fish River Canyon. You will ride your motorcycle along amazing roads through the starkly beautiful Kalahari Desert, and stop to view elephants on the highway and meet some of the friendly locals along the way. This is a once in a lifetime motorcycle experience!
23 May- 10 June '12 (other motorcycle tour dates may be suitable for you so let us know when you are wanting to travel so we can source other companies or tailor make a motorbike safari tour to your specifications)
2012 Prices are quoted on a per person basis in South African Currency (ZAR)
23 May- 10 June '12 (other motorcycle tour dates may be suitable for you so let us know when you are wanting to travel so we can source other companies or tailor make a motorbike safari tour to your specifications)
2012 Prices are quoted on a per person basis in South African Currency (ZAR)
| BMW F650GS 2 Up | R39 440 |
| BMW F650GS 1 Up |
R58,270 |
| BMW F650GS Single accommodation | R63,690 |
| BMW F800GS 2 Up |
R43,490 |
| BMW F800GS 1Up | R66,360 |
| BMW F800GS Single accommodation |
R71,830 |
| BMW R1150GS 2 Up | R42,220 |
| BMW R1150GS 1Up | R63,800 |
| BMW R1150GS Single accommodation | R69,250 |
| BMW R1200GS 2 Up |
R44,990 |
| BMW R1200GS 1 Up |
R69,390 |
| BMW R1200GS Single accommodation | R74,800 |
Email us for more information and dates for this 19 day Epic Motorcycle Tour in South Africa, Botswana, Zambia and Namibia or for your customized Africa Motorcycle tour now.

Day 1: Arrive in South Africa
Distance: 0-50km
Highlights: Day Tour of Pretoria
You will be met at JHB International Airport by a representative who will transfer you to your Pretoria Lodge, where your motorcycle awaits. For those arriving early a tour of Pretoria on motorcycle will be arranged. There will be a welcome dinner at the lodge and after the tour briefing, the evening will be spent making new friends and enjoying the African evening.
Day 2: Pretoria to Tuli Block, Botswana
Distance: ±450km
Highlights: Luxury camping on the banks of the Limpopo River
Today we leave Pretoria and make our way northwards through the wild province of Limpopo to the Botswana border. The more North you travel in South Africa- the wilder the landscape becomes. After border procedures we make our way to Kwa Nokeng Lodge, our home for the night, based on the Limpopo River (Full of Crocodiles and Hippos). Tonight we have dinner in the beautiful boma and if we are lucky some local African Kids will come dance for us. Fall asleep listening to the great sounds of the African night- Lions roaring in the distance….
Day 3: Tuli Block to Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana
Distance: ± 452km
Highlights: The Makgadikgadi Pans- Largest Salt pans in the World
After a very early start we make our way through Botswana towards Nata. Nata is on the outskirts of the Makgadigadi Pans-the largest salt complex in the world. This afternoon we are transported to the Makgadigadi Pans in a Safari Vehicle for 4 hour trip- that will consist of driving through the pans, learning about the history of the area.Tonight we sleep at the newly built Nata Lodge.
Day 4: Makgadikgadi Pans to Chobe, Botswana
Distance ±330km
Highlights: Afternoon Safari into Chobe National Park
We leave the salt pans and travel to Kasane, right on the border of Botswana and Zambia. Kasane is a river paradise, our accommodation for the evening is right on the Zambezi River and 5km from the world famous Chobe Game Reserve.
Day 5: Chobe to Livingstone, Zambia
Distance: ±180km
Highlights: Sunset River Cruise on the mighty Zambezi River
This morning we embark on an early morning game drive safari into Chobe National Park to spot some of Africa’s magnificent animals. Later we take the local ferry crossing to enter Zambia- home of Victoria Falls. The border crossing take approximately 3 hours so patience is key. However, all is worthwhile when we get to our accommodation for the next two nights- right on the riverfront- only 5 km away from Victoria Falls. This Afternoon we will join a sunset river cruise along the Zambezi river to spot hippos, crocs and if you are lucky- an elephant or two.
Day 6: Victoria Falls rest day, Zambia
Distance: ± 0-50km
Highlights: Victoria Falls
Today is free for you to enjoy The Victoria Falls- don’t forget to take a raincoat- the sheer amount of water tumbling down this breathtaking waterfall will leave you speechless. After viewing the falls there are many exciting activities to partake in. You can try white river rafting, bungee jumping or enjoy a scenic flight to get a bird eye view of Victoria Falls. Elephant back safaris are also very popular- booking in advance is essential to avoid disappointment.
Day 7: Livingstone to Okavango Delta, Botswana
Distance: ± 520 km
Highlights: Caprivi Strip, Okavango Delta, Hippo cage diving
Today we make our way into Namibia. The border crossing between Zambia and Namibia is a breeze- We enter Namibia’s Caprivi Strip, a long narrow strip at the top of the country. As we drive along this beautiful road you will be able to view African homesteads and lush African bush. Here life is simple and sweet. Our lodge for the next two nights is situated on the Okavango River right on the panhandle of the delta. The area is a paradise of flooded plains and swamps, teeming with wildlife. Relax on the deck overlooking the river and enjoy an unforgettable African Sunset while being serenaded by Hippos and African Fish Eagles.
Day 8: Okavango Delta Rest Day, Botswana
Distance: ± 0-50 km
Highlights: Optional Okavango panhandle trip
You have the entire day free to relax and enjoy the beautiful river setting. Their are many optional activities available including boat rides and visits to the local villages. An optional activity that we highly recommend is going on a Okavongo panhandle trip-where you get into a Mokorokoro (African Canoes) and make your way down the Okavango river in search of hippos, crocodiles and elephants- with a bit of help from a local guide/poler who expertly navigates the waterways. This tour is combined with a visit to a San Bushman or Mbukushu settlement. Please book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Day 9: Okavango Delta to Etosha, Namibia
Distance: ± 600 km
Highlights: Rural Namibia
Today is a lovely ride through the Namibian countryside - watch out for elephants! In the late afternoon we will arrive at our lodge for the next two nights, right on the border of the Etosha National Park
Day 10: Safari into Etosha Pans, Namibia
Distance: ± 0-50 km
Highlights: Safari in the Etosha Pan Game Reserve
Today we swap our motorcycles for a 4 wheel drive safari vehicle and make our way into the Etosha pan game reserve for a half day Safari. Unlike many other game reserves where you can spend long days looking for animals without any success, this game reserve is famous for its plentiful sightings of wildlife. The Etosha pan makes for a well deserved oasis in the middle of the semi arid desert and animals flock to the water…
Day 11: Etosha to Swakopmund, Namibia
Distance: ± 620 km
Highlights: Ride the Kalahari Route
After a delicious breakfast we make our way down through Namibia, watching in amazement as Semi arid desert, become fully arid desert and then transforms into full blown sand dunes towering into the horizon. In the late afternoon we arrive at Swakopmund a coastal town famous for its great waves, beautiful sand dunes and German hospitality- our home for the next two nights…
Day 12: Rest day Swakopmund, Namibia
Distance: ± 450 km
Highlights: Sand boarding, quad biking and many other optional activities
Swakopmund is the adventure capital of Namibia - Here you can skydive, sand board, microlight, quad bike- the options are endless. If you are looking for more of a relaxing time- you can enjoy the beach- or explore the wonderful German restaurants and shops in town.
Day 13: Swakopmund to Rehoboth, Namibia
Distance: ± 450 km
Highlights: Private Game Reserve, Lake Oanob
Riding down through Namibia- we make our way to Lake Oanob just past Rehobooth. Our Lodge for the evening is built on the banks of the very scenic Oanob Dam. Majestic mountains are set on fire by spectacular sunsets. From your patio you can see the reflections of the moon and stars on the lake. 6 200 ha of unspoiled nature provides the perfect haven for an abundance of free roaming game. Relax and unwind in this beautiful setting
Day 14: Rehoboth to Fish River Canyon, Namibia
Distance: ± 620 km
Highlights: Fish River Canyon
Today we make our way to Africa’s largest canyon- “The Fish River Canyon” The canyon is 160km long and up to 27 km wide and 550m deep in some places. The views over this canyon will take your breath away!
Day 15: Fish River Canyon to Springbok, South Africa
Distance: ± 300 km
Highlights: Magical Namaqualand, Star Gazing
Time to head back into South Africa- we make our way through Namaqualand- an area made famous by its wild flowers that bloom into a whirlwind of color during the springtime each year! Springbok is known for its peace and tranquility- tonight we will be staying at a Lodge- where you are guaranteed to “Find the magic in Namaqualand….” Because Springbok is literally in the middle of nowhere, the stargazing is phenomenal,so relax and enjoy the constellations!
Day 16: Springbok to Paternoster, South Africa
Distance: ± 350 km
Highlights: Delicious Seafood, Quaint Fishing Villages
Today we make our way to the quaint little fishing village of Paternoster. Here all the houses have whitewashed walls and blue roofs. This is one of oldest coastal towns along the West Coast and is famous for its crayfish. The Cape vegetation is lush and beautiful and the white pebbled beaches are breathtaking with delicious champagne air. Relax, unwind and let the magic of this town leave you spellbound.... Tonight we eat "Lekker" seafood.
Day 17: Paternoster to Cape Agulhas, South Africa
Distance: ± 350 km
Highlights: Party at the end of the world
Today we make our way down to Cape Agulhas- the Southern most tip of Africa. This is the point where the Atlantic and Indian Ocean meet. There is nothing like ending an epic journey at the end of Africa- Tonight we celebrate in a lovely restaurant in town.
Day 18: Cape Agulhas - Cape Point- Cape Town, South Africa
Distance: ± 300 km
Highlights: Penguins, Cape Point, Chapman's peak drive, Table Mountain
Today we drive our motorcycles all the way down to Cape Point- the most South Westerly point of Africa. Here the warm waters of false bay meet the cold waters of the Atlantic and whales are often spotted. Next up, we visit Boulders Beach, where you will able to view Jackass penguins right on the beach! The ride around Cape Town is spectacular, in many places you will ride along coastal roads- with beautiful sea views. Throughout the day you will have spectacular views of Table Mountain. Tonight there will be a delicious farewell dinner in Cape Town.
Day 19: Cape Town - End of Tour
Sadly your tour has come to an end. We guarantee that you will take home loads of awesome photographs and fond memories of Africa and the warm people you have met. Transfers can be arranged to the airport.
Book this 19 day Epic Motorcycle Tour in South Africa, Botswana, Zambia and Namibia now.
Distance: 0-50km
Highlights: Day Tour of Pretoria
You will be met at JHB International Airport by a representative who will transfer you to your Pretoria Lodge, where your motorcycle awaits. For those arriving early a tour of Pretoria on motorcycle will be arranged. There will be a welcome dinner at the lodge and after the tour briefing, the evening will be spent making new friends and enjoying the African evening.
Day 2: Pretoria to Tuli Block, Botswana
Distance: ±450km
Highlights: Luxury camping on the banks of the Limpopo River
Today we leave Pretoria and make our way northwards through the wild province of Limpopo to the Botswana border. The more North you travel in South Africa- the wilder the landscape becomes. After border procedures we make our way to Kwa Nokeng Lodge, our home for the night, based on the Limpopo River (Full of Crocodiles and Hippos). Tonight we have dinner in the beautiful boma and if we are lucky some local African Kids will come dance for us. Fall asleep listening to the great sounds of the African night- Lions roaring in the distance….
Day 3: Tuli Block to Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana
Distance: ± 452km
Highlights: The Makgadikgadi Pans- Largest Salt pans in the World
After a very early start we make our way through Botswana towards Nata. Nata is on the outskirts of the Makgadigadi Pans-the largest salt complex in the world. This afternoon we are transported to the Makgadigadi Pans in a Safari Vehicle for 4 hour trip- that will consist of driving through the pans, learning about the history of the area.Tonight we sleep at the newly built Nata Lodge.
Day 4: Makgadikgadi Pans to Chobe, Botswana
Distance ±330km
Highlights: Afternoon Safari into Chobe National Park
We leave the salt pans and travel to Kasane, right on the border of Botswana and Zambia. Kasane is a river paradise, our accommodation for the evening is right on the Zambezi River and 5km from the world famous Chobe Game Reserve.
Day 5: Chobe to Livingstone, Zambia
Distance: ±180km
Highlights: Sunset River Cruise on the mighty Zambezi River
This morning we embark on an early morning game drive safari into Chobe National Park to spot some of Africa’s magnificent animals. Later we take the local ferry crossing to enter Zambia- home of Victoria Falls. The border crossing take approximately 3 hours so patience is key. However, all is worthwhile when we get to our accommodation for the next two nights- right on the riverfront- only 5 km away from Victoria Falls. This Afternoon we will join a sunset river cruise along the Zambezi river to spot hippos, crocs and if you are lucky- an elephant or two.
Day 6: Victoria Falls rest day, Zambia
Distance: ± 0-50km
Highlights: Victoria Falls
Today is free for you to enjoy The Victoria Falls- don’t forget to take a raincoat- the sheer amount of water tumbling down this breathtaking waterfall will leave you speechless. After viewing the falls there are many exciting activities to partake in. You can try white river rafting, bungee jumping or enjoy a scenic flight to get a bird eye view of Victoria Falls. Elephant back safaris are also very popular- booking in advance is essential to avoid disappointment.
Day 7: Livingstone to Okavango Delta, Botswana
Distance: ± 520 km
Highlights: Caprivi Strip, Okavango Delta, Hippo cage diving
Today we make our way into Namibia. The border crossing between Zambia and Namibia is a breeze- We enter Namibia’s Caprivi Strip, a long narrow strip at the top of the country. As we drive along this beautiful road you will be able to view African homesteads and lush African bush. Here life is simple and sweet. Our lodge for the next two nights is situated on the Okavango River right on the panhandle of the delta. The area is a paradise of flooded plains and swamps, teeming with wildlife. Relax on the deck overlooking the river and enjoy an unforgettable African Sunset while being serenaded by Hippos and African Fish Eagles.
Day 8: Okavango Delta Rest Day, Botswana
Distance: ± 0-50 km
Highlights: Optional Okavango panhandle trip
You have the entire day free to relax and enjoy the beautiful river setting. Their are many optional activities available including boat rides and visits to the local villages. An optional activity that we highly recommend is going on a Okavongo panhandle trip-where you get into a Mokorokoro (African Canoes) and make your way down the Okavango river in search of hippos, crocodiles and elephants- with a bit of help from a local guide/poler who expertly navigates the waterways. This tour is combined with a visit to a San Bushman or Mbukushu settlement. Please book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Day 9: Okavango Delta to Etosha, Namibia
Distance: ± 600 km
Highlights: Rural Namibia
Today is a lovely ride through the Namibian countryside - watch out for elephants! In the late afternoon we will arrive at our lodge for the next two nights, right on the border of the Etosha National Park
Day 10: Safari into Etosha Pans, Namibia
Distance: ± 0-50 km
Highlights: Safari in the Etosha Pan Game Reserve
Today we swap our motorcycles for a 4 wheel drive safari vehicle and make our way into the Etosha pan game reserve for a half day Safari. Unlike many other game reserves where you can spend long days looking for animals without any success, this game reserve is famous for its plentiful sightings of wildlife. The Etosha pan makes for a well deserved oasis in the middle of the semi arid desert and animals flock to the water…
Day 11: Etosha to Swakopmund, Namibia
Distance: ± 620 km
Highlights: Ride the Kalahari Route
After a delicious breakfast we make our way down through Namibia, watching in amazement as Semi arid desert, become fully arid desert and then transforms into full blown sand dunes towering into the horizon. In the late afternoon we arrive at Swakopmund a coastal town famous for its great waves, beautiful sand dunes and German hospitality- our home for the next two nights…
Day 12: Rest day Swakopmund, Namibia
Distance: ± 450 km
Highlights: Sand boarding, quad biking and many other optional activities
Swakopmund is the adventure capital of Namibia - Here you can skydive, sand board, microlight, quad bike- the options are endless. If you are looking for more of a relaxing time- you can enjoy the beach- or explore the wonderful German restaurants and shops in town.
Day 13: Swakopmund to Rehoboth, Namibia
Distance: ± 450 km
Highlights: Private Game Reserve, Lake Oanob
Riding down through Namibia- we make our way to Lake Oanob just past Rehobooth. Our Lodge for the evening is built on the banks of the very scenic Oanob Dam. Majestic mountains are set on fire by spectacular sunsets. From your patio you can see the reflections of the moon and stars on the lake. 6 200 ha of unspoiled nature provides the perfect haven for an abundance of free roaming game. Relax and unwind in this beautiful setting
Day 14: Rehoboth to Fish River Canyon, Namibia
Distance: ± 620 km
Highlights: Fish River Canyon
Today we make our way to Africa’s largest canyon- “The Fish River Canyon” The canyon is 160km long and up to 27 km wide and 550m deep in some places. The views over this canyon will take your breath away!
Day 15: Fish River Canyon to Springbok, South Africa
Distance: ± 300 km
Highlights: Magical Namaqualand, Star Gazing
Time to head back into South Africa- we make our way through Namaqualand- an area made famous by its wild flowers that bloom into a whirlwind of color during the springtime each year! Springbok is known for its peace and tranquility- tonight we will be staying at a Lodge- where you are guaranteed to “Find the magic in Namaqualand….” Because Springbok is literally in the middle of nowhere, the stargazing is phenomenal,so relax and enjoy the constellations!
Day 16: Springbok to Paternoster, South Africa
Distance: ± 350 km
Highlights: Delicious Seafood, Quaint Fishing Villages
Today we make our way to the quaint little fishing village of Paternoster. Here all the houses have whitewashed walls and blue roofs. This is one of oldest coastal towns along the West Coast and is famous for its crayfish. The Cape vegetation is lush and beautiful and the white pebbled beaches are breathtaking with delicious champagne air. Relax, unwind and let the magic of this town leave you spellbound.... Tonight we eat "Lekker" seafood.
Day 17: Paternoster to Cape Agulhas, South Africa
Distance: ± 350 km
Highlights: Party at the end of the world
Today we make our way down to Cape Agulhas- the Southern most tip of Africa. This is the point where the Atlantic and Indian Ocean meet. There is nothing like ending an epic journey at the end of Africa- Tonight we celebrate in a lovely restaurant in town.
Day 18: Cape Agulhas - Cape Point- Cape Town, South Africa
Distance: ± 300 km
Highlights: Penguins, Cape Point, Chapman's peak drive, Table Mountain
Today we drive our motorcycles all the way down to Cape Point- the most South Westerly point of Africa. Here the warm waters of false bay meet the cold waters of the Atlantic and whales are often spotted. Next up, we visit Boulders Beach, where you will able to view Jackass penguins right on the beach! The ride around Cape Town is spectacular, in many places you will ride along coastal roads- with beautiful sea views. Throughout the day you will have spectacular views of Table Mountain. Tonight there will be a delicious farewell dinner in Cape Town.
Day 19: Cape Town - End of Tour
Sadly your tour has come to an end. We guarantee that you will take home loads of awesome photographs and fond memories of Africa and the warm people you have met. Transfers can be arranged to the airport.
Book this 19 day Epic Motorcycle Tour in South Africa, Botswana, Zambia and Namibia now.
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